* Find custom babel config location properly.
Earlier we simply check for the .bablerc file in the dir.
But the actual logic is much complex.
Now we are using the babel's actual logic to find the
custom config location.
* Fix failing tests.
This patch removes the global `store` on the client. IMO this example
should avoid polluting the global namespace with simple scoping tricks
can solve the problem equally as well.
* Add minimal apollo example
* Update apollo example README
* Update apollo example demo link in README
* Fix button styles
* Fix show more button
* Alias demo url
* Include the data field on the Apollo store when hydrating
* Revert
* Include the data field on the Apollo store when hydrating per tpreusse's suggestion.
* Add example to faq section in README
* Sort by newest; Add active state to buttons
* Make optimization suggestions
* Use process.browser; inline props
* Pass wrapped component's initial props into component heirarchy if they exist
* Remove unnecessary sorting of array
* Add minimal apollo example
* Update apollo example README
* Update apollo example demo link in README
* Fix button styles
* Fix show more button
* Alias demo url
* Include the data field on the Apollo store when hydrating
* Revert
* Include the data field on the Apollo store when hydrating per tpreusse's suggestion.
* Add example to faq section in README
* Sort by newest; Add active state to buttons
* Make optimization suggestions
* Use process.browser; inline props
* Pass wrapped component's initial props into component heirarchy if they exist
* Added Google AMP example
* Added styles and a second page
* Using regular anchor since there is no client-side routing
* Added comment on react config for amp
* Add minimal apollo example
* Update apollo example README
* Update apollo example demo link in README
* Fix button styles
* Fix show more button
* Alias demo url
* Include the data field on the Apollo store when hydrating
* Revert
* Include the data field on the Apollo store when hydrating per tpreusse's suggestion.
* Add example to faq section in README
* Sort by newest; Add active state to buttons
* Make optimization suggestions
* Use process.browser; inline props
* Add details to custom Document documentation
Custom document must be created at ./Pages/_document.js, which is not
noted in the README… so I updated it.
* Add note to styled-components example about existing issue
* Made phrasing a bit more clear
* Another phrasing update.
* from P to p
* Make sure lastAppProps always have some value.
* Revert "Make sure lastAppProps always have some value."
This reverts commit b4ae722d9c1a4460e17dbdc041b111cbd492b2aa.
* Throw an error, if we found an empty object from getInitialProps.
* Add proper tests for getInitialProps empty check.
* Adds mobx example
* Fix coding style to match JS Standard
* Removes unecessary link
* Update README.md
* Update README.md
* Change next version from beta to ^2.0.0-beta
* Assigns the store to a local var
* Adds navigation in the example
* Removes unecessary imports
* Fix coding style to match JS Standard
* Fix Clock import
* added layout component example
* coding style fixes
* trailing spaces removed
* updated README file
* added layout example in docs
* moved .babelrc so that it handles all projects from the examples folder
* Move route loading logic to a common place.
* Add router events.
* Add EventEmitter's core API methods.
* Add example app for loading events and docs.
* Fix some typos.
* Get rid of Router.ready()
* Remove events package.
It's already shipping with webpack.
* Handling aborting properly.
* Expose simple attribute based events listener API.
Removed the proposed event listener API from the public API.
* Remove error logged when there's an abort error.
There are many other ways to capture this error.
So, it doesn't look nice to print this always.
* Change router events to pass only the current URL as arguments.
* Add a section about Cancelled Routes to README.
This is just my OCD, but this file is much easier on the eyes when apostrophes are used rather than primes. It's also proper, as the [prime](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_(symbol)) is used in mathematics, not written English.
